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How can you handle blog questions without feeling overwhelmed? Welcome to Sidesaw School. Chris Gillebeau,

your host here. In this episode, we're going to help a health blogger handle an influx of reader questions

without feeling overwhelmed. And this could actually apply to social media as well. If you have a TikTok

account or an Instagram account that is kind of blowing up and you're getting lots of comments, that's good. That's great. You want engagement. And you also want to stay engaged with your audience. You don't want the comments to be only one way. You also want to choose your time wisely. You don't want to get in a situation where you're constantly having to interrupt what you're doing to respond to a comment. It's really good to batch your tasks

wherever possible. So let's talk about how to do that. This question comes from a nurse in Toronto who's

been sharing health tips on her blog and has seen a lot of engagement recently, which, as I said,

it's great, but she's also feeling the strain of trying to respond to everyone. So a couple

ideas for her that I think might be helpful for somebody

else as well. How do you handle blog questions or just reader questions, social media questions,

whatever they are without feeling overwhelmed? Detailed version of the question and my answer

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